Hu Liu, Pengyu Wang, Mingze Du, Yubin Li, Lei Pan, Yifan Lei, Chunyan Li, Yongrui, Zhang
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A high-performance vertical double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor (VDG-TFET)-based dual-band photosensor
This study presents a high-performance dual-band photosensor based on a vertical double-gate tunnel field-effect transistor (VDG-TFET), enabling detection across 400–1100 nm. The device features a large light-absorption area, enhancing the generation of photocarriers and increasing the photocurrent. The incorporation of a vertical double-gate structure facilitates the modulation of the electric field distribution in the channel, improving the tunneling probability at the source-channel interface and resulting in higher sensitivity during signal transmission. Investigations demonstrates that the photosensor achieves a photoresponsivity of 106 mA/W at 400 nm wavelength, with an exceptional signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) reaching 175 dB and quantum efficiency of 33 %. In the near-infrared regime, the device exhibits a spectral sensitivity exceeding 300, while maintaining remarkable specific detectivity (D∗) values of 1.2 × 1012 Jones at 700 nm and 5.7 × 1010 Jones at 1000 nm. Furthermore, temperature-dependent analysis reveals suppressed thermal noise at lower temperatures, sustaining high SNR and D∗, while elevated temperatures degrade performance due to noise interference.
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